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Early PEOPLE of Montgomery Co., PA, (1680-1780)

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  1. HISTORY
  2. Early PEOPLE of Montgomery Co., PA, (1680-1780)
  3. DOCUMENTS
A list of known settlers taken from the documents and histories of the era. Following their name, the footnote numbers indicate which document in the DOCUMENTS free space a certain individual is found in. Wikitree links as well as other sources are also included.
CODES:
(wiki) =alternate/duplicate Wikitree profile. (Primary profile linked with name).
(fs) =familysearch record

Contents

A

B

C

D

  • Daniel Deesmont or Desmond or Dismant (fs)? [1p4-5] [1p10-11] [1p14-16]
  • Hans Detweiler (fs) (Same as Hans Tetweiller below?) [1p12-14]
  • Cornelius Dewees (bef.1682-1735), brother of William below. (fs) [1p4-5]
  • William or Willem Gerrits Deweese or Dewees, (1678-1745), brother of Cornelius above. (fs) [1p4-5]
  • Col William Mehls Dewees II (1711-abt.1777), son of William above, was Sheriff of the County, and owned a mill at Valley Forge which the British burned in 1777 (fs) [1p4-5]
  • Christopher Dock (fs), schoolmaster of Skippack [1p6-7] [1p10-11]
  • Thomas DOWNING, md: Sarah JACOBS [2p5]
  • Isaac Dubois or D.Bais (fs) [1p10-11] [1p12-14] [4]
  • Solomon Dubois (fs)?, from Ulster County, Kew York [1p5-6] [1p14-16]

E

  • Jacob Engers (fs) [1p12-14]

F

  • Johannes Fried or Friedt or Freed (abt.1682-1744) (fs) [1p5-6] [1p8-9] [1p10-11] [1p12-14] [1p14-16]
  • Paul Friedt or Fried (See Research Notes #1 below) [1p5-6] [1p10-11] [1p12-14]
  • Paul Fried Jr. [1p12-14]
  • Paulus Frid, (See Research Notes #1 below) [1p10-11]
  • Benjamin Frey (abt.1696-abt.1753) (fs) [1p12-14] [4]

G

H

I

  • Valentin Ilunsicker [1p10-11]
  • Edward or Everet Evard or In De Hoffen or DeHaven (fs) or possibly his father: (fs)-who during [1p12-14] was age 78, but died in March 1728 [1p12-14]
  • Gerhard In De Hoffen (fs)-likely brother Edward above. [1p4-5] [1p12-14]
  • Herman In de Hoften (De Haven) (fs) [1p4-5]

J

K

L

M

N

  • Christian Neuswanger [1p12-14]
  • John Newbe, md: Rebekah JACOBS, (1685—1762), dau of John Jacobs Sr. [2p5]
  • John Newberry (fs)? [1p4-5]

O

P

R

S

T

  • Hans Tetweiller (Possibly Hans Ulrich Dutwyler (fs), brother of immigrant Johannes Gregorius Detweiler (fs), if he immigrated with his brother. (Same as Hans Detweiler above?) [1p10-11]
  • Henry Teutlinger [1p12-14]
  • Hannah TRIMBLE (1743—1834), md Isaac JACOBS (1741—1815), son of John JACOBS II [2p5]
  • Matthias Tyson or Teissen, (31 Aug 1682, Deutschland—8 Apr 1766, Perkiomen Twp, Montgomery, PA) (fs) or Matthias Tyson, (31 Aug 1686, Germantown, Philadelphia Co, PA—May 1727, Abington Twp, Philadelphia Co., PA) (fs) [1p10-11] [1p12-14]

U

V

W

Y

  • David Young [1p12-14]
  • Abraham Yungling (fs) [1p16-18]

Z

REFERENCES

[1] [1]

[1p1-3] (Intro to Hendrick Pannebecker)
[1p3-4] (Van Bebber's deed-1702)
[1p4] (John Jacobs family)
[1p4-5] (Later settlers-1706-08)
[1p5-6] (Later settlers-1709-27)
[1p6-7] (Bebber gives land for school, etc.-1717)
[1p8-9] (Declaration for a Mennonite meetinghouse-1725)
[1p9-10] (A release of Bebber's annual rent-1717)
[1p10-11] (Town of Bebber, survey petition-1728)
[1p11-12] (Indian Panic-1728)
[1p12-14] (Indian protection petition-1728)
[1p14-16] (New deed to Pannebecker as sole proprietor -1727-'31)
[1p16-18] (Van Bebber's proclamation-1732)

[2] [2] ==Research Notes==

Research on "The Pennsylvania magazine of history and biography", v.31 (1907) , article 1: "Bebber’s Township and the Dutch Patroons"

1. Multiple Paul FRIEDTs in Skippack, Montgomery, PA during the late 1600s:

  1. (fs) Paul FRIEDT FREED, (1665, Bayern, Germany — 1747, Skippack, Montgomery, PA), son of Johann Peter FRIEDT, (1645, Germany—9 Jan 1731, Germany).
    +md: Anna Catharina END, (abt 1655—?). No sources.
    1. Son, (See #2 below)
  2. (fs) Paulus or Paul Johannes FRIEDT, (1690, Alsheim, Landkreis Alzey-Worms, Rheinland-Pfalz, Deutschland—21 Dec 1747, Skippack, Montgomery, PA), son of the above.
    +md: Elisabeth STAUFFER, (abt. 1688, Ibersheim, Worms, Rheinland-Pfalz, Deutschland—abt.1743, Skippack Township, Montgomery, PA). No sources. (NOTE: Same wife as #3 below).
    1. Son ?, John FRIEDT, (abt 1730, PA—8 Dec 1777, Franconia, Montgomery, PA)
  3. (fs) (FaG) Paul FRIEDT, (1684, Aspisheim, Bingen, Hessen, Germany—Mar 1743, Skippack Township, Montgomery, PA), son of Peter FRIEDT, (1655, Switzerland—Germany) and Catherine LAMBERTZ.
    +md: Elisabeth STAUFFER, (abt. 1688, Ibersheim, Worms, Rheinland-Pfalz, Deutschland—1743, Skippack Township, Montgomery, PA) on 5 Jun 1707, Germany. 3 sources. (NOTE: Same wife as #2 above. LIKELY the same person. The different fathers are uncertain.)
    1. Daughter Maria Ann Stauffer FRIEDT, (12 Jul 1708, Alsheim, Palatinate, Bayern, Germany—11 Jan 1760, Graterford, Montgomery, PA)
      +md: Jacob Michael GRETER, ((28 May 1705, Germany—19 Feb 1760, Graterford, Perkiomen Twp, Montgomery, PA)

2. Multiple John JACOBS in Skippack, Montgomery, PA during the late 1600s:

  1. (This profile) (fs) John I or Sr. JACOBS, (2 Apr 1659, Hingham, Suffolk, MA—6 Mar 1731, Van Bebber Twp, Philadelphia, PA)
    +md: Mary PETTY, (1660—1758):
    1. Son, John II JACOBS, (1688—1773) (NOTE See #3 below)
  2. (fs) John JACOBS, (abt. 1653, of Montgomery, PA—1731), Settled on Perkiomen Creek, Chester, PA. Son of William JACOBS, (1520—?)
    +md: Barbara ?
    1. Son, Richard JACOBS, (1686—1773)
    2. Daughter, Rebekah JACOBS, (1686—1762)
    3. Son, John II JACOBS, (1688—1773) (NOTE: same as #3 above?)
  3. (fs) John M. II or Jr. JACOBS, (1688, Montgomery Twp, Philadelphia, PA—1773, Providence, Philadelphia, PA), Son of John I or Sr. JACOBS, (1659—1731). (See #1 above) OR John JACOBS, (abt. 1653—1731). (See #2 above) . Settled on Perkiomen Creek, Chester, PA.
    +md: Mary HAYES on 2 Sep 1721 in Providence Twp, Montgomery, PA
    1. Son, John M. JACOBS III, (1722 — 1758)
    2. Son, John JACOBS Esq., (1722 — 1780)
    3. Son, Richard JACOBS, (1723 — 1823)
    4. Son, Israel JACOBS, (1726 — 1796)
    5. Son, Joseph JACOBS, (1728 — 1765)
    6. Son, Benjamin JACOBS, (1731 — 1765)
    7. Son, Elizabeth (JACOBS) Parry, (1732 — 1799)
    8. Son, Hannah JACOBS, (1736 — 1799)
    9. Son, Mary JACOBS, (1738 — 1799)
    10. Son, Isaac JACOBS, (1741 — 1815)
  4. (fs) Johannes John JACOBS, (1660, Germany—Mar 1731, Delaware, Philadelphia, PA)
    +md: Mary SERVILLA, (1669—?)
    1. Son, Richard JACOBS, (1688–1766)
    2. Daughter, Betsy Jane JACOBS, (?—?)
    3. Son, Jehu JACOBS, (?—?)
    4. Son, Mark JACOBS, (?—?)
    5. Son, Benjamin JACOBS, (?—?)

Matthias TYSON, (31 Aug 1686, Germantown, Philadelphia Co, PA—May 1727, Abington Twp, Philadelphia Co., PA) (fs) or :# Matthias TYSON, (31 Aug 1682, Deutschland—8 Apr 1766, Perkiomen Twp, Montgomery, PA) (fs)

Sources

  1. ↑ The Pennsylvania magazine of history and biography, Article 1: "Bebber’s Township and the Dutch Patroons",pub. date: 1877, [Philadelphia] Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Contributor: Getty Research Inst. v.31 (1907) https://archive.org/details/pennsylvaniamaga3119unse/page/4/mode/2up?q=%22John+Jacobs%22
  2. ↑ "Jacobs family : as descended from "John Jacobs of Perkiomen" to the ninth generation in America" by Davids, Richard Wistar, b. 1861. Pub. 1894, Philadelphia, Pa. : Spangler & Davids, Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center. https://archive.org/details/jacobsfamilyasde00davi/page/5/mode/1up




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